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Mike Copper

Mike Copper

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Sports Writer, Erie Times-News

Erie

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  • Overtime loss ends Erie Otters' 2024-25 Ontario Hockey League season

    By Mike Copper Verified| Erie Times-News Verified Time was endless once the Erie Otters and London Knights began overtime for Thursday's Ontario Hockey League playoff game. The teams, unlike the regular season, knew they'd skate until one or the other scored. Luck, though, was finite. Erie learned that after six-plus minutes of emotional action. That's when London, on Sam O'Reilly's tip-in goal, ended the Otters' 2024-25 season with its 4-3 victory at Erie Insurance Arena.

    By Mike Copper Verified · Erie Times-News

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Erie Otters' Matthew Schaefer still projected as first pick for June's NHL draft

    By Mike Copper Verified| Erie Times-News Verified Matthew Schaefer hasn't skated for the Erie Otters since Dec. 8. An appearance in that month's IIHF World Junior Championships was the initial reason for his absence. Schaefer, though, hasn't competed at all since early in that holiday tournament. The defenseman broke his collarbone during pool play for Team Canada. Schaefer's hiatus continued through Thursday, when the Otters hosted London in their win-or-go-home Ontario Hockey League playoff game at Erie Insurance Arena.

    By Mike Copper Verified · Erie Times-News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Overtime loss ends Erie Otters' 2024-25 Ontario Hockey League season

    By Mike Copper Verified| Erie Times-News Verified Time was endless once the Erie Otters and London Knights began overtime for Thursday's Ontario Hockey League playoff game. The teams, unlike the regular season, knew they'd skate until one or the other scored. Luck, though, was finite. Erie learned that after six-plus minutes of emotional action. That's when London, on Sam O'Reilly's tip-in goal, ended the Otters' 2024-25 season with its 4-3 victory at Erie Insurance Arena.

    By Mike Copper Verified · Erie Times-News

    Apr. 18, 2025

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